CHIARA (Modular Kitchen)
Simple and sophisticated are two words to describe this modular kitchen model. The cantilevered shelves and curvilinear handles add some variation to the otherwise minimalist design. The peninsular island unit is a great addition to this kitchen which helps to break the monotony of structure, while providing maximum utilisation of space.
Ideal for large kitchen spaces, this model can be used in big homes and apartments, where it can address the problems of storage as well as divide the work space for convenient usage by multiple users.
SPECIFICATION
One of the key elements of CHIARA is its easily accessible corner cabinets and racks that optimise space utilisation.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND MATERIALS USED IN THIS KITCHEN
FINISHING MATERIALS:Polyurethane (PU) high gloss kitchen
STRUCTURAL MATERIALS:Made from 16 mm boiling water resistant plywood
HANDLE:Profile handle
ACCESSORIES:Tall unit (DUSA), pantry pull out, normal rotating (DUSA), side pull out (Blum)
HARDWARE:0° KUTCHINA hinge
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